Average power is the mean square. Expand $E[X^2]=9E[V^2]-48E[V]+64$.
The mean is zero and $E[V^2]=R_V(0)=4$. Consequently the total power is $9(4)+64=$ **100**. This includes the 64 units of power in the nonzero DC mean, not just the variance.
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